Copa America is the most important football even in Latin America which will be starting on 1st – 24th July of 2011. It is the oldest tournament of soccer teams in the world. In 2011, the tournament takes place in Argentina. It is the 43rd edition tournament of the Copa America. This tournament is arranged by twelve teams. This year Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela are the participator of Copa America 2011.
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Match Scheduled:
July 1st - July 24 of 2011
In 2011 Copa America, the biggest world soccer stars - such as: Messi, Tevez and Mascherano (Argentina); Robinho, Kaka and Julio Cesar (Brazil); Forlan and Cavani (Uruguay); Valdivia and Suazo (Chile); Claudio Pizarro (Peru); Roque Santa Cruz and Cardozo (Paraguay); Chicharito Hernandez (Mexico) and Honda (Japan).
Santander Bank is the sponsor of Copa America 2011. They deigned the official mascot of the 2011 Copa America which named “Tangolero”. Tangolero is a flightless bird, and a native animal in Argentina.
Last Champion - Runner-up Histories:
Year – Champion - Runner-up
2007 – Brazil – Argentina I 2004 – Brazil - Argentina
2001 – Colombia – Mexico I 1999 – Brazil – Uruguay
1997 – Brazil – Bolivia I 1995 – Uruguay - Brazil
1993 – Argentina – Mexico I 1991 – Argentina - Brazil
1989 – Brazil – Uruguay I 1987 – Uruguay - Chile
1983 – Uruguay – Brazil I 1979 – Paraguay - Chile
1975 – Peru – Colombia I 1967 – Uruguay - Argentina
1963 – Bolivia – Paraguay I 1959 – Uruguay - Argentina
1959 – Argentina – Brazil I 1957 – Argentina - Brazil
1956 – Uruguay – Chile I 1955 – Argentina - Chile
1953 – Paraguay – Brazil I 1949 – Brazil - Paraguay
1947 – Argentina – Paraguay I 1946 – Argentina - Brazil
1945 – Argentina – Brazil I 1942 – Uruguay - Argentina
1941 – Argentina – Uruguay I 1939 – Peru - Uruguay
1936 – Argentina – Brazil I 1935 – Uruguay - Argentina
1929 – Argentina – Paraguay I 1927 – Argentina - Uruguay
1926 – Uruguay – Argentina I 1925 – Argentina - Brazil
1924 – Uruguay – Argentina I 1923 – Uruguay - Argentina
1922 – Brazil – Paraguay I 1921 – Argentina - Brazil
1920 – Uruguay – Argentina I 1919 – Brazil - Uruguay
1917 – Uruguay – Argentina I 1916 – Uruguay – Argentina
